MEET THE TEAM

Emiliano Zurita, architect-turned-actor, merged creative worlds at Pratt Institute and the Susan Batson Studio. Alongside brother Sebastian, he's a driving force at Addiction House. On the small screen, Emiliano's a multi-hyphenate for "How to Survive Being Single," a Spanish comedy sensation now entering its riveting 3rd season on Amazon Prime.

Hailing from Monterrey, Mexico, born in '87, an International Relations honors graduate. He's a tale of discipline, as an actor and screenwriter. Surrounded by the world of film and theater from a young age, since his father was a theater actor.

Leading the post-production charge at Addiction House, he's a seasoned expert with over 20 years in the game. With a portfolio of 100+ virtual ad campaigns for global and local giants, his creativeness spans branding, websites, videos, animations, and digital marvels.

Sebastian Zurita is a multi-talented individual known for his contributions to the entertainment industry. Born in Mexico City, he initially pursued studies in International Business and Economics at various institutions, including UCLA, Harvard Business School and Wharton’s Executive Education program.

A seasoned communication specialist and filmmaker, boasting 12+ years in the audiovisual realm. She's the mastermind behind standout campaigns for global players like Krispy Kreme, Uber Eats, IEEQ, 8Ntv, Meridian Newspaper and more.

Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Constanza Martinez is a visual artist who specializes in creating images through photography and artificial intelligence. She also works in audiovisual direction and creative direction.

Ricardo Gaspar de Alba Quiroz graduated as a Director / Producer in filmmaking from Centro de Diseño Cine y TV. Ricardo has dedicated a great part of his life to advertising, working with numerous brands to efficiently communicate with users and to create a cinematic language that suits the brand.

A vital cog in Addiction House's production engine as a production manager and coordinator. She's the visionary behind Combiwow, a vintage Combi turned photo booth, crafting memorable moments for events and brands across Mexico.